Tasmanian Times
Poetry & Short Stories
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2.2KPoet’s Corner – ‘Van Diemen’s Land’
This poem was first published by the Launceston Advertiser in December 1844. ‘Van Diemen’s Land’ By H.R. Know ye the land of...
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Poet’s Corner – ‘Spring in Tasmania’
This poem was first published by The Australasian on Saturday 13 November 1926. It was written by E. Eynsford Moore. ‘Spring in...
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Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 13
The latest Newsmonger article takes off, Inspector Don Sell discovers thylacines are police business, and a few things go bump.
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Some Symposia for the New Tasmania
Together we shape the new Tasmania, where arts, technology, history and archetypes collide.
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Poet’s Corner – ‘A Drinking Song’
This poem was first published by Van Diemen’s Land Temperance Herald in July 1846. ‘A Drinking Song’ By Mrs. Sigourney Drink, friends,...
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Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 12
The thylacine video takes off, Zach thinks he's found his neighbour's son, and Marus Burdic comes up with a viable photo of...
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Poet’s Corner – ‘To Amy Sherwin’
This poem is about ‘Tasmanian Nightingale’ Amy Sherwin, a famed soprano singer of the late 1800s. Although born in Huonville and launching...
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David Hume – A Spit Of A Village
A Dream Washed Up She rests, like a hundred others, ignored and forgot. Tricycle cradled, blackberry wreathed and thistle jewelled, her complexion...
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Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 11
Marus Burdic is on the trail, Richard Kanitji strikes back, and Lady Jane drops in with news for Alberto.
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Poet’s Corner – ‘Address to Tasmania’
This poem was first published by the Launceston Examiner on Saturday, 23 November 1844. The author is unknown. ‘Address to Tasmania’ Why...
